May 24, 2010
«Censorship is advertising paid by the government»
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- Coop: I’m crazy, or you changed clips since I first commented.
- India: My cat does not wear lipstick but has that certain je ne sais Audrey all the same, in my opinion. For many...
- Sheila Ryan: That is really exciting, Deron.
- Deron Bauman: I had to present a printout of our stats to prove our cred, but I’ve got a badge and everything....
- Sheila Ryan: It is the coolest of the cool. I can’t wait to see.
- Deron Bauman: I am taking photos at Anime Fest 2010. I even got a press pass on account of clusterflock. How cool is...
- Sheila Ryan: You are so right, Joel. I applied my limited but no less mighty powers of administration to render...
- Joel Bernstein: Note: Sam’s comment was totally not there when I first posted that; it was probably up for...
- Sheila Ryan: Oh. Just realized you probably meant that you found Le Mari de la Coiffeuse creepy, Marco. I can...
- Sheila Ryan: Monsieur Hire was the first Leconte film I saw; the final line — “La vie est...
- Marco: I remember being excited to see this after really enjoying Leconte’s Monsieur Hire. Found it kind of...
- Sheila Ryan: Ach, mi amigo. And so happy that other friends love this film, too.
- Daryl Scroggins: Oh we love this film. I often think of flooding rain sewers with the sense of allure that the wife...
- Coop: Ach, la dulzura del baile de la panza.
- Sheila Ryan: C’est possible, India.
Oh, this is great.
Fellini, the quote. The image is a shop window in the center of Rome.
Thank you for posting this in the daytime. Maybe by the time I need to sleep this image will have left my mind.
Oh this looks like the poster for the Soderbergh film, “Bubble.”
In paradiso, tutto è a posto. Tu hai avuto le tue buone cose e lo le mie.
Derek, I am going to have to dig out my Italian edition of Pynchon’s V.
Reminds me of Alma.
Mr. X: Sure, just cut them up like regular chickens.